Monday, March 24, 2014

Chinese Bubble Pops (At last)

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/13/china-li-keqiang-wans-investors-bankruptcies 
Last week Chinese premiere Li Keqiang warned that there may mass defaults by builders of ghost towns in China who had borrowed from both traditional lenders and shadow lending (gray market).  He also told investors to prepare for a wave of bankruptcies.

Given the Election time in India I am almost certain the bubble will pop after a new government is sworn in and then the blame/burden will be shifted to the new govt.



Here's the Article from good old Zerohedge

Furious Chinese Demand Money Back As Housing Bubble Pops

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Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned or, it seems, like a Chinese real estate speculator who is losing money. After four years of talking (and not doing much) about cooling the hot-money speculation that is the Chinese real-estate bubble (mirroring the US equity market bubble since stock-ownership is low in China), the WSJ reports that the people are restless as the PBOC actually takes actions - and prices are falling. With new project prices down over 20%, 'homeowners' exclaim "return our hard-earned money" and "this is very unfair" - who could have seen this coming?
Via WSJ,
After a four-year campaign by the government to cool spiraling property prices, rises in home prices are starting to slow and in some smaller cities they are weakening.

Growth in average housing prices in 70 Chinese cities moderated in February for the second-straight month though they were still nearly 9% higher compared with a year ago.

But weaker economic growth, slower home sales and rising volumes of unsold houses have convinced developers in a number of cities to cut prices to raise cash quickly.
And new home prices are down...in smaller cities...
Property developers say privately there isn't enough transparency in land sales and land use, which sometimes give rise to overbuilding in many smaller cities.

Phoenix Lake Garden, prices were cut by as much as 16%

According to property agency Soufun Holdings, Wharf cut prices of 20 apartments in the project to 8,200 yuan ($1,317) per square meter, down from the average 11,000 yuan per square meter it recorded in recent months.

Mr. Wu said he bought a 120-square-meter apartment in December, for 730,000 yuan. Prices are now 610,000 yuan for a similar apartment in the same tower
The drop in newer home prices hasn't gone down well.
Groups of angry homeowners put up banners and demanded their money back after Hong Kong-listed property developer Wharf Ltd. cut prices

Around 20 homeowners picketed outside a property showroom in Changzhou Saturday, demanding to meet executives of the developer. They said they wanted their money back after prices at the project dropped

Meanwhile, there was also a small disturbance at a second project called Ambassador House in the same city after the same developer cut prices there.

Furniture at the showroom of Wharf's Ambassador House was knocked over and the wooden stands for advertisements for the homes were flung on top of a model of the project.

Others said that as many as 100 people who had bought homes at the project had vented their frustrations outside the showroom over the past week.
The complaints...
"Wharf, give us justice. Return us our hard earned money," read one of the banners, held up on bamboo poles outside the Phoenix Lake Garden showroom of a project for mid- to high-end apartments and villas.

"We aren't speculators. We just want an explanation from the developer," said one 35-year-old home buyer, who said he had bought an apartment and gave his surname as Wu. "This is very unfair."
Unfair indeed. How long before we hear they are "entitled" to a fair return on their housing (non) speculation investment? Alas for China's "non-speculators", as we reported last week in "The Music Just Ended: "Wealthy" Chinese Are Liquidating Offshore Luxury Homes In Scramble For Cash" the real anger is only just beginning.

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Anonymous said...

"We aren't speculators. We just want an explanation from the developer," said one 35-year-old home buyer, who said he had bought an apartment and gave his surname as Wu. "This is very unfair."

This is priceless and ridiculous beyond words.

Anonymous said...

Yippee... New post.
Great Post.

The bulls had their share of happiness last few months.

Now that you have grown big and fat time to slaughter you Mr. Bull :)

Anonymous said...

fuhhh..

Anonymous said...

Dream on..Come down to India and you will see property prices soaring and stock market hitting new highs everyday..

Pop!! Goes the Bubble! said...

Meanwhile in La La Land called India bubbles are primed to be pricked. Two articles suggesting things are not bad....they are worst.

http://www.firstbiz.com/corporate/two-charts-sum-indias-real-estate-biggies-deep-deep-trouble-80451.html

http://www.business-standard.com/article/economy-policy/realty-brokers-on-slippery-ground-113081900006_1.html

AS they in Bengaluru - Enjoy Maadi!

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Anonymous said...

Wow. Is this blog still alive? Amazing!

The people who follow this blog remind me of the members of the Flat Earth Society!

Anonymous said...

Typical bull rally sustained for 10 years . There will ne bears bringing down them to fair valuations, in order match with 6% rental income /year . Fair value would be 40 to 50 % of the current values. These r gonna come come what may !

Junkyard John said...

Indian housing market has not burst yet but this site seem to have burst looking at the activity here....

Anonymous said...

Junkyard John...

Here is an anecdote for you -

A college of mine recently left her 3 BHK row house to live in her 2 BHK flat near the work place. The 20 km commute from her row house was getting to her and her family. She figured that she would be able to hive off her row house on rent and that would help her maintain both properties and help with the EMIs.

This is in a safe RE city - Pune.

Life does not play out as expected, does it?

It has been a year since her row-house has been on the rental market and the last offer she has received is Rs10000/- pm rent. (Expected above 15000)

The "market" value of her row house is 1 crore. You can figure out the P/E ration...it is obviously peanuts.

When confronted with such hard fiscal facts, I am not sure how people plug RE as a safe investment?

I think, the it is because the other asset classes (shares, mutual funds) etc. which dominate in a mature economy, do not enjoy confidence of the general public...because the crony capitalism that exist in this country, everybody knows that the there is no "free" economy and the markets get manipulated. So, the only safe investment bets are RE and Gold - even though aquisition and maintenence costs are high.

This is the reason why "businessmen" like Raju of Sathyam fame are compelled to hide their wealth in land and probably gold -not in the business that made him rich - Software services.

Comments and thoughts?

Anonymous said...

No comments or thoughts. This board is dead and should be shut down.

There is no bubble. No nothing. Indian RE only goes up.

Accept facts and move on.

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Anony@8;19pm

1.Indian economy is seeing one of the worst economic slow downs for the last two years.
2.Interest rates are at the highest level
3.Unemployment is steadily going up the usually buoyant IT sector is shedding jobs
4.Inflation is very high reducing disposable income of average indians

In spite of all the above negative factors,the housing market has not burst.May be it has not risen as fast as in previous years.Once a new government is in place the uptrend will continue.Bears on this forum can put their tail between legs and go into hiding.

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Corruption is easily adding a 30-50% premium to RE prices in India.

Unlike US or China, politicians have a *direct* stake in RE in India. Black money from the builder mafia enables these politicians to buy elections and consolidate their power. So it's unlikely they will slaughter the goose that lays the golden egg.

Unless the SHTF, then all bets are off. But in that scenario RE prices will be the least of your worries.

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Capitalism=Communism It never could be a marriage, anyway you look at China is a country of constant chaos.

The rice farmers will keep plowing the fields, shake their heads, and say to themselves we should have remained isolated and let the world do what the heck they wanted?

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Paying guest in India said...

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Anonymous said...

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/real-estate/realty-trends/property-prices-crash-30-as-buyers-hold-on-cash-till-election-verdict/articleshow/34750435.cms?curpg=3

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Anonymous said...

Finally the word Crash popped up!

But when I see advertisements for apartments to lure the visitors with good looking female pictures in the dying bubble blog, that is "desperate broker index" for dire housing state.

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Suresh said...

when the crash happens bears will start buying property.That is why these beautiful estate agents are advertising on bear sites.

Anonymous said...

India's real estate market has tanked, with prices dropping by as much as 30 per cent in the larger towns and unsold inventory piling up in both primary and secondary markets.


Read more at:
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Anonymous said...


Property prices in India are controlled by the politicians ,builder and Mafia lobby. The multinational real estate consultants and the brokers also want their pound of flesh and they suck the house buyer who needs the shelter . The banks are equally responsible for the buyers plight as they do not enforce the builders to follow the due process of law and allow default buiders to go scotfree. Request the buyers not to fall in trap of the powerful cartel of Builders, Bankers,Brokers !!!!

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What do you say would happen to RE prices in India with the new BJP Govt?

Anonymous said...

BJP has promised to build new cities with better infrastructure.

If they get the funding and start the projects, people find new places to invest/bet and that means competition to existing apartments in major cities will be less.

When prices in major cities fall, panic spreads. It is already happening.but people are hoping prices will go up after election. When they realize their last trump card failed, There will be an exodus out of real estate.

I have already watched TV programs where people crying for their mistake in real estate investment.
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Or if BJP wants to ease interest rate and help these pimps, a temporary oxygen will be given to real estate. But currency value will go down and that will call for S&P Junk rating.

This negative feedback will the death knell for the real estate.

Suresh said...

Nothing will change with a new BJP government.There is too much debt in the system and inflation is very high meaning less disposable income.The rising NPA of the banks has not got wide spread attention in the election atmosphere for the last one year.So the economy will continue to remain weak no matter who comes into power.What India needs is a an economic reset which means a crash in land values,wages and other costs of doing business.This process is already underway though the pace is rather slow.In conclusion houses prices will continue to deflate.A major economic shock from Western or Eastern world will accelerate the pace of deflation.The news out of China in recent times is not good.There is a good chance of an economic hard landing in China due to the current property market crash.This will cause a major slow down in world economic recovery.This will definetly impact indian real estate as well.So sit on the sidelines

Anonymous said...

Suresh bhai, Aadab.

You seem to have it right. The situation is so fucked up that either NDA or UPA, it has to crash. I think the new BJP Govt. will be like of Reagan/Volcker. BJP would make RBI to raise rates to control inflation, with very high rates the RE market will not only correct but tank. Secondly, BJP will spend a lot of money in infrastructure. Which means more jobs, controlled inflation, lower RE values but where will the money come from for infrastructure. The country would have to borrow more and more increasing the deficit which would mean rating downgrade for the country.

No way the stock market can survive. It is already overbought and would probably go down by 5-6K points in the next 6 months or so.

One nice thing that would happen with BJP is hopefully, the aam aadmi would see improved lives with lower inflation, lower RE values and more jobs.

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One nice thing that would happen with BJP is hopefully, the aam aadmi would see improved lives with lower inflation, lower RE values and more jobs.

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REBear said...

One nice thing that would happen with BJP is hopefully, the aam aadmi would see improved lives with lower inflation, lower RE values and more jobs.

The housing bubble is the one and only cause, or symptom of the main cause, that NDA won a thumping majority. BJP now has a tuff choice to make, reinflate the housing bubble or deflate it. Both have good and bad consequences, but the latter would be good in the long term.

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reinflate the housing bubble or deflate it.

BJP has no choice but to slowly deflate the RE mess. It would be done very slowly. IF RE is not deflated, aam admi cannot afford houses and they will be voted out soon. Moreover, inflation would persist if interest rates are not raised abruptly by like 300-400 basis points.

I also don't see a lot of salary increases for the next 5 years. More free money in the system causes more inflation as more money chases the same goods and bid up value. Once inflation is contained, lot of stuff will fall in place. 2-3% inflation would be sustainable.

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South China Morning Post
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Fitch sees mainland economy paying high price if property bubble bursts
Ratings agency says lack of transparency in reporting non-performing loans and doubts over official figures add to risk of credit crisis
PUBLISHED : Wednesday, 11 June, 2014, 1:15am
UPDATED : Wednesday, 11 June, 2014, 11:47am
Jasper Moiseiwitsch jasper.moiseiwitsch@scmp.com

Analysts were apprehensive about an oversupplied property market in China. Photo: AFP

The bursting of China’s property bubble would wipe 1 per cent off mainland economic growth and cause serious problems for the nation’s banks, the ratings agency Fitch said yesterday.

“[Property] is our biggest macro concern in China. The fact there is such an overhang of supply … if the market were to collapse it would affect the economy and in turn banks,” Jonathan Cornish, Fitch’s head of north Asia banks, said at the agency’s global banking conference in Hong Kong.

He estimated that a property market downturn would take about 1 per cent off mainland gross domestic product growth rates.

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“In Australia, leaders are struggling to replace revenue and jobs from a resources boom many people thought would last for years to come, based on the expectation that China’s heated growth would absorb ever higher amounts of resources for decades. Two years ago, real-estate agent Bella Exposito said she was selling as many as 25 houses a day as soaring coal prices lured workers and investors to this flyspeck Outback town. As of May this year, she has sold three.”

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“The International Monetary Fund has found that there were 19 countries recorded with drops in prices, with the biggest decrease seen in India with a -9.1% drop year on year. In the IMF’s other calculations, Australia sits within the top five (with Belgium, Norway, New Zealand and Canada just ahead) in terms of house prices being above rents, as well as scoring in the top three (with Canada and Belgium taking out top spots) as continuing to be ‘out of reach of household incomes’.

“Deputy managing director for the IMF, Min Zhu, noted that house prices are inching up in the IMF blog. ‘But is this a cause for much cheer? Or are we watching the same movie again? Recall how after a decade-long boom, house prices started to fall in 2006, first in the United States and then elsewhere, contributing to the 2008-9 global financial crisis.

Anonymous said...

things have never been so bad for the real estate.there is not even a single buyer in the markets these days and everyone holding properties as investors are desperate to make an exit.this is the factual ground position in reality.investors and financiers are stuck with flats thinking they will make handsome gains but instead the demand for properties has evaporated and they are just keeping their fingers crossed that some Modi wave happens in the reality sector and they are able to exit.

Anonymous said...

Modi Wave:

From 1998 to 2004 there was a massive slump in RE prices. In fact prices started falling in 1996 itself under Dev Gowda of JD and kept the decline to 60% fall in RE prices till 2004. When Congress came again, they reversed the process by easy money and following western commands and other central banks to create speculative demand.

Now BJP is again in power and they would not let it go out of hands but control the nonsense that has been happening for the last 10 years. FOrget price rises, they would fall by 50-60% but slowly over the next 4-5 years.

Exit...Exit...Sell..Selll....

Anonymous said...

Warnings of crash in Australian market

June 13, 2014

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned Australian bank officials of a possible housing market crash, as residential prices take the biggest monthly hit since 2009.

The IMF found that Australian property market was the second most expensive in the world, behind Belgium. “In the long run, the price of houses cannot stray too far from people’s ability to afford them,” they said.

They cautioned the central bank of Australia that fast-rising property prices could lead to a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis, urging policy makers to avoid “benign neglect” of residential prices.

Anonymous said...

Canada's Housing Market Headed Into Long Slump: BMO 06/12/2014

Canada’s housing market will move into a protracted slump around 2018 thanks to shifting population patterns, the Bank of Montreal predicts in a new analysis.

Economist Robert Kavcic says Canada’s long-running housing boom has been held up by demographics. A large number of “echo boomers,” children of the baby boomer generation, are currently in the 25-34 age range when people buy first homes.

Anonymous said...

Bank of England given new powers to bust housing bubbles, "I am giving the bank new powers over mortgages including over the size of mortgage loans as a share of family incomes or the value of the house," said Mr Osborne


I hope Dr. Rajan is watching the worldwide news carefully and not blow up this RE bubble any further. He needs to raise interest rates drastically and not worry about the Growth. If RE crashes, there will be no Growth whatsoever for another decade. Rajan needs to carefully deflate this bubble over the next few years.

The party of easy money has to be over.

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Nothing seems to be selling.

Make sure you low ball and if you really have to buy and negotiate the prices by 30-40%. A 1.4 crore flat can easily be bought today at under 1 crore as there are no buyers even at the 1 crore price.

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Pune August 26, 2014


Pune residential project launches down 11% in H1 2014: Report

http://www.business-standard.com/article/companies/residential-project-launches-down-11-in-first-half-knight-frank-india-114082600896_1.html

Demand-supply mismatch is impacting the fast growing real estate market in Pune. New residential launches at Pune in the first half of 2014 shrunk by 11 per cent compared with the corresponding period in 2013, said commercial and residential property consultancy agency, Knight Frank India.

According to Knight Frank’s first half-yearly analysis report ‘India Real Estate Outlook’, demand within the Pune residential market is expected to decrease from 38,800 units in 2013 to 34,500 units in 2014 representing a fall of 11 per cent.

The city is also expected to offload its excess unsold inventory in another six to nine months as the sales volume is to increase by 11 per cent to 19,800 units in the second half (H2) of 2014, compared to H2 2013. The sales volumes are expected to recover from second half of 2014 onwards after the lull of two years. However, the bumpy ride in demand and supply does not seem to have any significant impact on price levels.

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AUG 27 2014.

Read more at: http://www.livemint.com/Companies/HawSLVQ92esK5nVJuowzGI/SC-asks-DLF-to-pay-Rs630-crore-fine-imposed-by-CCI.html?utm_source=copy


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New Delhi/Bangalore: The Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered DLF Ltd, the country’s largest real estate developer, to pay the Rs.630 crore fine imposed on it by the antitrust regulator for alleged unfair business practices. DLF said it would comply with the order and pay the fine, pending a final decision by the apex court on an appeal filed by the realtor against the penalty on Wednesday. “We direct the appellant (DLF) to deposit the amount of Rs.630 crore in this court,” a bench comprising justices Ranjana Prakash Desai and N.V. Ramana said in its interim order. The bench said DLF will have to submit an undertaking to pay 9% interest on the penalty slapped on it by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) in a 12 August 2011 order that was later upheld in May this year by the Competition Appellate Tribunal (COMPAT). The court asked the realtor to pay an initial amount of Rs.50 crore and Rs.25 crore in interest within three weeks. The penalty will be deposited with the court in a nationalized bank, according to the order. The order adds to the pressure on debt-laden DLF, which has been battling a slowdown in the real estate market in the face of an economic downturn. As of June, DLF had debt of around Rs.18,500 crore.




Anonymous said...

The bubble is deflating big time. No buyers and sellers not reducing the price much. Next six months will see huge declines due to rising inventory.

Anonymous said...

NEW DELHI: Is India's real estate bubble finally bursting? The International Monetary Fund's recently-launched data series on global housing prices hints at that. Among 52 major markets for which IMF has collated house price data, India has witnessed the steepest fall.

Anonymous said...

Indian home prices fell most among 52 nations, IMF says

NEW DELHI: Is India's real estate bubble finally bursting? The International Monetary Fund's recently-launched data series on global housing prices hints at that. Among 52 major markets for which IMF has collated house price data, India has witnessed the steepest fall.

IMF's calculation on the annual percentage change in property prices shows that prices in India fell by 9.1 per cent, the highest among major real estate markets. The fall is even worse than in countries struggling with the ongoing European Union's financial crisis. Property prices in Greece, Italy, Cyprus, Spain and Portugal have all come down, but at a much slower rate. Ireland, on the other hand, registered a 4.3 per cent increase in housing prices.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Indian-home-prices-fell-most-in-52-nations-IMF-says/articleshow/41381802.cms



Prices came down by 7 per cent in Greece, 6.5 per cent in Italy, 4.9 per cent in Spain and 3.3 per cent in Portugal. The annual change is calculated for latest available data or prices for the last quarter of 2013.

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Anonymous said...

I got three properties from 3 locations in Bangalore all purchased by my friends which have not appreciated over the last 1.5 years. First one is by DLR close to Hosur, 10kms from Electronic City, second one is on Harlur Road also a big project, third one is on OMR, 6 km's from KR PURAM station. Mid range project.

Co-incidence or a trend ?

Anonymous said...

It was stagnation which is followed by drop in prices. Tell your friend to get out before everyone becomes a seller.

Anonymous said...

Anyone here thinks raising interest in the USA will have adverse(read Good for buyers) effect in Indian realty?
Most of my friends, relatives who were on the fence for many years have bought properties much higher than they would have got couple of years. In the end Builders and Developers have won this 'Fence' war. What lies next? I am still on fence, and now hoping raising interest rate in the USE turn the tide to my side. Any optimist still lurking around this bog like me?

Anonymous said...

Anon above:

Raising of interest rates in US will first kill the stock market. The US, India and worldwide stocks will correct by like 30%. Then the USD will appreciate thereby making INR close to 68-70 per USD.

Indian RE never had any business to be in this higher range the way it is now. All speculation (banks and inv(f)estors) and easy printed money.

Bottomline is Indian RE will correct by 50-60% in the next 203 years. All people holding RE will become sellers with no buyers.

Even today there are hardly any buyers. A double whammy would be when banks don't lend easily and I wouldn't be surprised if one or two Indian banks fold down. How long can this nonsense really go? Most people are rich in India by doing nothing in life. Easy come, easy go.

Anonymous said...

Correction in above:

203=2-3 years.

aam aadmi said...

I don't know about other places but there is a definite lull in Bangalore market.

Jobs are scarce as there is a glut of engineers (most of whom are unemployable and require 2 years of training), there is also a glut of MBA's. I think the average fresher now makes less than an Auto Rickshaw driver. I would actually advise anyone graduating from a run of the mill engineering college to do carpentry as it fetches more money and you are your own master.

Prices haven't really gone up when accounting for inflation in past 1-1.5 years. Much better to rent as rents are still low compared to EMI's, but that may soon change given the inflation.

Anonymous said...

NCR is even worse than Bangalore. Freshers are getting salaries of 12-15K rupees per month. So much supply of Engineers and MBAs.

I wonder how could these new graduates buy these expensive flats/houses.

Except stocks, everything seems to be going down. Stocks will take a beating soon to correct by 5-6K points on Sensex. Too much manipulation by central banks all around the world.

aam aadmi said...

NCR is even worse than Bangalore. Freshers are getting salaries of 12-15K rupees per month. So much supply of Engineers and MBAs.

Wait for a few years, it's going to get even worse. All the soft jobs where you need humans like clerks, assistants, drivers, will get oursourced to machines. India's demographic dividend will turn into a demographic time bomb by then.

Anonymous said...

I know two IT folks who bought two properties very recently - one is away from Mumbai(even beyond Thane) for 70 lakhs, other guy bought for almost 2 crores. IT folks may be getting less when they start but they visit abroad and bring back dollars and helping builder lobby to pump up realty estate. I don't understand how come so called educated people do not understand fundamentals of the realty and believes in whatever is printed in the newspapers or realty expos.

Anonymous said...

People of India used to think that Gold prices will not go down to the level it is today from 34000/10gm from last year. Let's hope they learned some lesson and apply that lesson when they invest into realty. Building contractors to real estate brokers all make money till last year. What are they doing now when Market is in slack period?

Anonymous said...

South Delhi prices fall 20% in Q1. There are 3 more quarters to go.

The average housing price in Delhi-NCR has declined marginally by 2 per cent during April-June compared with the year-ago period due to slowdown in property market, according to a report by realty portal 99acres.

In its latest residential report for the second quarter of 2014 calendar year, the company said the real estate market is reeling under a demand slowdown due to high borrowing cost and lower GDP growth.

"The real estate landscape in the NCR region in the past quarter has seen stability with prices per square foot going down by 1 per cent in Q2-2014 (April-June) as compared over Q1 (Jan-March, 2014). The annual comparison shows a decline of 2 per cent in April-June 2014 over April-June 2013," 99 acres said in a statement.

In Delhi, housing prices in areas like Defence Colony and Sheikh Sarai fell by 20 per cent and 18 per cent respectively during April-June period compared with previous quarter. "Localities like Greater Kailash I and Vasant Vihar have also seen a decline of 11 per cent and 10 per cent in Q2-2014 over Q1-2014," the report said.

Anonymous said...

Real estate developers offer discounts to push sales

Discounts up to 15% expected this festive season; analysts expect Oct-Dec period to garner sales of at least 60k units across seven major cities

Anonymous said...

NEW DELHI: Housing sales dropped by 37 per cent in Delhi-NCR to nearly 28,500 units during the first six months of this year due to slowdown in the property market, real estate consultant Knight Frank said today.

Anonymous said...

Anon Above,

To be honest, we have been reading the slowdown/slowness in realty sector past many years. Builders/Developers give a damn about such reports when they know they can hold on the prices for quite a long time. Even the powerhouse like US saw housing prices going down from the last year, but India is altogether different country. After BJP announced 100 smart cities across India , I am sure our politicians now must be busy buying lands around thoese cities.

Anonymous said...

Nowadays it is easy to get jobs for 65-75 dollars per hour. compare this when rates were in the range of 55-60 couple of years ago.
After 9/11 IT took a beating and billing rate reduced from 80/hr to 50/hr. They went up by $70/hr in 2007 and economic downturn begins in the USA and billing rate took another beating.

By far this is the best time to work in the USA.
I have 20+ IT experience but I get only 130K in Virginia area whereas IT folks with 7-8 years getting the same amount in Texas for the same technology I worked in.

There are high chances these extra salary will be sent to India to invest more properties.

Nowadays Indians living abroad are not buying properties in India but INVEST to gain handsome returns in short time.

Anonymous said...

Where will BJP get money from to make 100 smart cities. India is already under a massive deficit and increasing that deficit will not help.

If you all think buying RE makes sense in India, go for it. I've been waiting for 5-6 years and would till it corrects. Renting has been a cheap option with no binding to one place for me.

Anonymous said...

State of the various global bubbles:

China - falling.
New Zealand/Australia, teetering. India - already down and falling. Canada, falling in all but a few major cities.
London, panic is spreading.
A disaster is coming in Turkey and Dubai, and it’s no secret. Singapore, falling.
Malaysia, headed down.
Brazil, the same. Etc.

aam aadmi said...

Renting has been a cheap option with no binding to one place for me.

Renting is a very good option, esp if you are buying on EMI and the prices aren't going up.

Anonymous said...

I have 20+ IT experience but I get only 130K in Virginia

That is good money. Enjoy it. Don't worry about what younger folks are making.

The salaries in US are tied to market rate. If you do a PhD in say Finance from a top 25 Finance Univ in US, the starting salary for Assistant Professor is around $220-240K USD. You will find that professors who teach these freshly minted PhDs in many cases make less than their students even after 20-30 years of service.

Same is with doctors. A fresh doctor in say Internal Medicine would start at $200K. A doctor with 10 years of experience maybe earning the same.

To get raises, people jump to other companies and get raises.

You can do the same, but why???If you are happy and comfortable with family, enjoy your money and think of retirement.

Anonymous said...

‘China’s bad loans threaten to bust world economy’

‘China is even more reliant on exports than Japan was in the 1990s, and its all-important property market now “may be tipping over.”

‘What concerns Kamiyama and Cui is the lack of bold action in Beijing at a time when the scale of Chinese bad debt may be higher than Japan’s ever was; they believe non-performing loan ratios are “significantly into double-digit” territory. In the first half of this year, the analysts estimate, commercial banks had to book larger non-performing loan liabilities than for all of 2013.’

‘China’s leaders refuse to blink as economy slows drastically’

Anonymous said...

Cuse for a bubble:
‘Too much money chases limited investment opportunities, which drives down the investment return of safe assets, motivating investors to chase risky investments that promise higher returns. Many investors gradually lose their sense of risk aversion and greed takes over.’

Anonymous said...

‘The Jerome Levy Forecasting Center warned that the world economy might plunge into another recession in 2015 that will take down the U.S. economy with it. Levy economists, who use the profits perspective forecasting model developed by Jerome Levy in 1908, have accurately predicted every major financial event in the past few decades, including the 2008 financial crisis, which many mainstream economists said was unforeseeable.’

‘The Levy Center says policymakers and commentators are not paying attention to a key trend in the global economy: the fall of investment expenditure in emerging market economies.’

Anonymous said...

Reporting on the Lehman disaster on September 16, 2008, the World Socialist Web Site noted that it marked “a new stage in the convulsive crisis of American capitalism.”

The WSWS continued: “A sea change is unfolding in the US and world economy that portends a catastrophe of dimensions not seen since the Great Depression of the 1930s.” It warned that for the working class, the financial meltdown meant “rapid growth of unemployment, poverty, homelessness and social misery,” while “many of those who precipitated this economic disaster… will profit handsomely from the debris they have left behind.”

That analysis has been entirely confirmed. Six years on, the world economy has not only failed to recover, it is experiencing continued stagnation, with the ever-growing threat of a new financial crisis. In the euro zone, economic output has yet to reach the levels it attained in 2007; Japan stands once again on the brink of recession; and Chinese economic expansion is faltering. The growth rate in the US economy is now 16 percent below that of 2005–2007, with cumulative output losses totalling about 80 percent of gross domestic product.

But despite stagnation in the real economy, stock markets have hit record highs, boosted by the provision of ultra-cheap cash from the US Federal Reserve and other central banks to the financial institutions and banks responsible for the crisis—a continuation of the policy initiated in the immediate aftermath of the Lehman collapse.

For the working class all over the world, the past six years have brought lower wages, rising social inequality and outright impoverishment. In the United States, median family incomes fell by 5 percent in real terms between 2010 and 2013, supposedly years of “recovery.”

Anonymous said...

Even RBI Governor: Rajan is saying a CRASH is coming:

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/opinion/comments-analysis/why-rbi-governor-raghuram-rajan-may-be-right-about-a-crash/articleshow/42652757.cms

aam aadmi said...

"In the United States, median family incomes fell by 5 percent in real terms between 2010 and 2013, supposedly years of “recovery"

It's actually more than 5 percent, inflation figures are a sham in US, they don't take into account food and fuel, the two most important requirements of life.

Anonymous said...

I tend to disagree when people say Income has not risen in the USA. When I look around at least in IT situation is far better than 2008 and comparatively better salary packages. Layoffs are vanished, restaurants are crowded, families are visiting places on long weekend etc says that situation has improved a lot in the USA. Surprisingly Housing has not gone up because of tightening lending rules. It is a matter of time for FED to increase the rate. The class that have been a feeder for Indian realty is in good position now compare to the uncertain period of 2009-12. Fortunately these NRIS are not aggressively buying properties like they did in 2005-2010. I am not sure if this class has lot interest in Indian realty or waiting for the correction.

Anonymous said...

Waiting for correction.

Also, US is seeing a big Tech bubble right now. As soon as tightening starts in US, layoffs will follow. 2015 would see it all.

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"USA is on it's way to becoming the third world"

I don't think so. People here understands what economy is. They are the same people who order Large drink in McDonald even when they could order small and go for unlimited refills. Inventions are the backbone of First world economies. Not inviting Chinese/Japanese to the country for investment.
If there is one country where you can blindly invest is still is the US of A.
Alibaba would not have come to USA to raise 20 billions if US is on the way to become Third world.

Anonymous said...

Goldman’s Former Head Of Housing Research Predicts US Housing Crash, Recession Within Three Years

http://tinyurl.com/ndfj4tj

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Anonymous said...

http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2014-10-08/news/54785056_1_festive-season-real-estate-market-samir-jasuja
The festive season has failed to bring cheer to the real estate market, with builders and brokers reporting "notso-encouraging" sales over the past two weeks. Unlike the boom years, builders this year had resisted the temptation to launch new projects in the season, focussing instead on reducing the inventory that has piled up over the past few quarters.

I hope the builders/real estate agents and associated goons suffer.

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With no buyers in sight, unsold houses pile up

http://indianexpress.com/article/business/economy/with-no-buyers-in-sight-unsold-houses-pile-up/
Even if the festive season sees some pick-up in interest for residential property, it will be a long while before inventories are liquidated given how they have risen to record highs. Data from Propequity show inventory in the New Delhi market has risen to 41 months this year compared with 12 months in 2013 while for the Mumbai it is at 50 months compared with 34 months last year.
Meanwhile, sales in the first half of the year have dropped sharply. Nearly 1.67 lakh residential units remained unsold in the National Capital Region (NCR) market, which would take more than two years to be fully absorbed, research by Knight Frank revealed. The study showed a steep 37% drop in absorption in the six months to June. The pile-up is even bigger in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) market at 2.14 lakh units which, market observes say, will take three years to sell.
Mudassir Zaidi, national director Knight Frank India, observed that developers have continued to add to supply in the hope that the market would rebound. Zaidi also explained that demand has slowed down both from the end users as well as investors. While the higher prices scared home buyers, investors have stayed away due to the weak economy, which has deprived them of meaningful appreciation.
- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/business/economy/with-no-buyers-in-sight-unsold-houses-pile-up/#sthash.qKzCwNGZ.dpuf

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Anonymous said...

'Property prices are down in real terms'

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/Property-prices-are-down-in-real-terms/articleshow/44043924.cms

NEW DELHI: Property prices in real terms - that is, after adjusting for inflation - are coming down, RBI governor Raghuram Rajan said on Tuesday. "The value of real estate will increase in a growing economy, but the housing data suggests that with 7-8% inflation, prices are coming down in real terms and become more affordable as wages are going up," the governor said.

The central bank has not cut its benchmark interest rates, signalling banks to continue with tight liquidity policy to contain retail inflation at around 6%.

The real estate sector has been pushing for a rate cut so that consumers' affordability to buy a house improves.

Anonymous said...

I see discounts offered by Builders on different web sites. Looks like the they are not able to hold on to these ultra high rates no more...

Anonymous said...

Urban areas in and around Delhi constitute 40% of unsold real estate in top eight cities

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/real-estate/news/urban-areas-in-and-around-delhi-constitute-40-of-unsold-real-estate-in-top-eight-cities/articleshow/44943774.cms

NEW DELHI: Guess who probably had a terrible Diwali? The capital's builders. Just look at one simple statistic. Urban areas in and around Delhi account for a stunning 40% of unsold real estate in India's top eight cities. So, why is it so gloomy in NCR? Why does Bangalore and even Mumbai look better?

Read more at:
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/44943774.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst

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Over 9 lakh houses empty in Delhi NCR: Report

New Delhi: In times when people are facing severe difficulty in finding shelter in Delhi NCR, over nine lakh homes remain empty in the region, said the draft report of NCR Planning Board’s revised regional plan 2021.

10 percent houses lying vacant
According to the report, Delhi has 1.23 crore census houses. The census houses mean the concrete structures, counted during the census, used for purposes of residences, shops, offices, hotels and workshops.

Out of these 1.23 crore census houses, 12.98 lakh houses remain empty. In those 12.98 lakh houses, approximately 70 percent are considered as posh colonies which come to around 9 lakh.

Heavy tax on empty houses
According to the report presented by the Technical Committee of the Union Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation Ministry, it has been proposed to levy heavy taxes on the empty houses.

Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad and Haryana’s Gurgaon, Sohna, Faridabad, Sonipat are witnessing major real estate developments.

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Anonymous said...

NCR sees 54% decline in new realty projects

NEW DELHI: The slowdown in India's real estate sector continues with the number of new construction projects declining sharply in the three biggest realty markets in the third quarter of this year, global real estate consultancy firm Cushman and Wakefield has said in a yet-to-be-released report.

New launches were down 54% in the national capital region, 27% in Bangalore and 11% in Mumbai during July-September 2014, as compared to the same period last year. The country as a whole saw a decline of 21% in new projects. The drop was steeper — more than 50% — in the affordable housing segment.

However, relatively smaller markets such as Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai and Kolkata bucked the trend and witnessed an increase in new launches.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/NCR-sees-54-decline-in-new-realty-projects/articleshow/45029657.cms

Anonymous said...

Hyderabad realty sector in doldrums

HYDERABAD: Six years post the global recession, Hyderabad's realty story continues to be bleak. In fact, in recent times, shutters have come down on over a dozen residential projects in the city, leaving customers in a soup even as roughly 6,000 units are crying for buyers.

While builders put the blame squarely on "unfavourable circumstances" -- first the meltdown and then the bifurcation keen observers of the sector tell a different story. According to them, the financial crisis that developers claim to be in, is in many cases highly exaggerated. "If it was true, how are they able to invest in projects outside Hyderabad?" asked a prominent realtor from the city, pointing out how many realty firms, including Janapriya Engineers Syndicate, Keerthi Estates Pvt Ltd, SMR Holdings and Aditya Infra among others, have entered the Bangalore, Chennai and Pune markets over the past one year.

This, despite some of them holding a vast number of unsold properties in Hyderabad. "The reality is that developers cannot sell these units because there is genuinely no demand. And that is not as much to do with pricing as it is to do with their inability to complete any venture over the last three-four years," sources said. The dwindling reputation has kept buyers at bay, with even modestly-priced homes (anywhere between Rs 2,800 and Rs 3,500 per sft) waiting for takers.

Incidentally, most of the dying projects are those that jumped on to the private equity bandwagon (partnering with private investors) that chugged into the city between 2006 and 2008. The concept, then new to Hyderabad, was lapped by primarily because it did not require the developer to bear the initial capital alone. Over time, however, the economic turmoil coupled with an almost 50% depreciation in land value spelt doom for these partnerships.

"It is very important that people understand the nitty-gritty of a private equity project before entering one. Also, because exiting such a project is very difficult, especially in the prevalent market condition," said Sandip Patnaik, managing director, JLL (Hyderabad). According to him, most developers are now staying put in these ventures (despite they not selling) as they would have to suffer a 50% 'haircut' (loss) in case they decide to walk out.

"It is true that some developers stretched themselves too much as they did not foresee such a long dry spell. But despite the odds, they cannot slash prices now to clear their stocks as the selling price is already at rock-bottom. In fact, if you factor in the escalating cost of construction over the years, some are even selling at a loss," argued P Dasharath Reddy, president of Telangana Real Estate Developers' Association. He insisted that the number of developers facing a fund crunch comprise only "a minuscule percentage of the total 3,500 builders operating in Hyderabad".

While that claim may be debatable, builders unanimously agree that property rates in the city will continue to remain stagnant for at least another four quarters. "There is no scope for any increase in property rates any time soon," said Ashwin Rao of Manbhum Constructions, reiterating how it's the "ambitious projects that are in limbo" at present while the "smaller ventures are doing considerable well".

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/hyderabad/Hyderabad-realty-sector-in-doldrums/articleshow/44935920.cms?intenttarget=no&utm_source=TOI_AShow_OBWidget&utm_medium=Int_Ref&utm_campaign=TOI_AShow

Anonymous said...

Gold and Silver are down... why not Realty?

Anonymous said...

Record 815m sq ft of flats unsold in 6 cities

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/Record-815m-sq-ft-of-flats-unsold-in-6-cities/articleshow/45052062.cms

MUMBAI: The stagnant property market has led to the highest ever unsold stock of 815 million sq ft of residential space across six cities at the end of the September quarter this year, said a Liases Foras report released on Wednesday. Cumulative sales were down 25% from the previous quarter, making it the lowest since 2009. The real estate research firm said investors have moved out of the property market and are pumping their money into equities, which is giving higher returns.

"This is the highest ever unsold inventory in the history of India's residential market. Prices have peaked not only in Mumbai, but across the country," said Pankaj Kapoor, managing director of Liases Foras. Last year, the unsold stock was 711 million sq ft. These ready but vacant flats could take as much as four years to sell. The regions surveyed in the report include the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), the National Capital Region (NCR), Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai and Pune. They contribute around 70% of the total apartments built in India.

In MMR, sales declined by 9.2% (in terms of square feet) in the July-September quarter as compared to the April-June 2014 period. The steepest decline was in Chennai (46%), Bangalore (43%) and NCR (34%). The average weighted price of an apartment in Mumbai is Rs 20,279 per sq ft while in MMR it is Rs 13,186.

The average price increase in the six centres was just 1%. In Greater Mumbai, the number of apartments that came into the market this quarter (3,589) was 53% more that the previous quarter. But sales declined by 6% in this period.

In NCR, which has been badly affected, 62% of the residential supply is in uninhabitable places without proper infrastructure. The report also said 36% of sales happened in the cost bracket of Rs 50 lakh to Rs 1 crore. The demand for 2BHKs and 3BHKs was 36% and 32% respectively.

Anonymous said...

Gold and Silver are down... why not Realty?
=> GOLD are silver are commodities used as store of value as well as an investment and are traded world over. So India(or precisely the Indian politicians, blood sucking builders and the fool investors) can not control GOLD price. it is set by world.
On the contrary - India property market is manipulated by nexus of Politicians builders nexus. Better not invest at these high prices.

Unknown said...

Thanks sharing property list of delhi NCR .properties in-noida-extension

Anonymous said...

Aap Beeti:

I just sold a small piece of land in East Delhi. My purchase price was 5 crores 4-5 years back. I had inherited some money from my in-laws that I invested. The prices went to a high of 12 crores last year. I finally sold it last week. Guess what?

I lost 6 crores (12-6)of paper money. It sold for 6 crores and I'm happy to get even 6 crores. I made 1 crore doing nothing in the past 4 years of investment.

My brother who lives in US works in a IT job. He is able to save roughly USD20K per year after licking ass of so many firangis. Here I made like USD200K without doing anything and still have my normal day job.

I've been telling my brother that this craze in India is ending and that is why I sold it quickly before it became 3 crores. There are no buyers in Delhi. I even feel the stock market is going to tnk by 40% soon. Too good to be true. That will definitely burst the RE bubble. I've been telling my brother to stay put in US and invest in RE there where rental yields are in line with RE prices. Luckily he is in mid-west US where he says RE prices are very cheap not unlike the California bubble.

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